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That fonction come from which Express Tool files ?

Express tool is loaded but AutoCad doesn't detect the fonction.

Thanks,

Marcel
 
BOB WHAT'S YOUR MIDDLE NAME?
"bob zee" wrote:

"sw2linux" wrote:

> http://www.jarrettjones.com/sw2005.jpg
>

bob z. is almost there...
dang it!
 
"Nick E." wrote:

sw2linux quipped:

> http://www.jarrettjones.com/sw2005.jpg

<sigh>

longingly,
nick e.

longingly, yes, but eventually...
 
"3D" wrote:

BOB WHAT'S YOUR MIDDLE NAME?

well, 3, bob z. is gonna have to come clean here real soon. bob z. will make a new post. the mighty strain is going to pull outlook express from this computer, so bob z. will have to post as himself using lotus notes. UNLESS, someone knows how to create an 'alias' in lotus notes so that bob z. won't have to use his real name.

middle name. MUD!!!
 
make sure you have the following files
on your search path acetutil.arx .dll and .fas and do not forget to (if (not (member "acetutil.arx" (arx)))(arxload (findfile "acetutil.arx")) )
 
"Arlin" wrote:

Why not use some other free news reader?

our IT/IS guy will not let it happen. he had a coronary when he found Opera web browser on this box. he rules with an iron fist and upper management let's it happen.
 
Bummer, well there is always google groups.... slow as hell though
 
bob zee quipped:

"3D" wrote:

> BOB WHAT'S YOUR MIDDLE NAME?

well, 3, bob z. is gonna have to come clean here real soon. bob z. will make a new post. the mighty strain is going to pull outlook express from this computer, so bob z. will have to post as himself using lotus notes. UNLESS, someone knows how to create an 'alias' in lotus notes so that bob z. won't have to use his real name.

middle name. MUD!!!

you could try thunderbird maybe?

www.mozilla.org.

kick ass email/news client. tho i haven't tried the news part of it.

-nick e.
 
oh. never mind then.

bob zee quipped:
our IT/IS guy will not let it happen. he had a coronary when he found Opera web browser on this box. he rules with an iron fist and upper management let's it happen.
 
"bob zee" wrote in

"Arlin" wrote:

> Why not use some other free news reader?
>
> --
> Arlin Sandbulte

our IT/IS guy will not let it happen. he had a coronary when he found Opera web browser on this box. he rules with an iron fist and upper management let's it happen.

Makes me glad I work for a little company where I'M the head IT guy. Xnews all around!

I briefly worked for a slightly larger company that had it's own IT department. It's amazing how little you have to know to succeed in that field. They get away with so much by assuming everyone else is clueless and then making sure they believe it.
 
"sw2linux" wrote in
@news.alltel.net:

http://www.jarrettjones.com/sw2005.jpg

Any sign of SW for PalmOS? I need it for my new watch:

http://www.fossil.com/tech/default.asp?Tier1=Tech
 
Joel Moore quipped:

> "Arlin" wrote:
>
>> Why not use some other free news reader?
>>
>> --
>> Arlin Sandbulte
>
> our IT/IS guy will not let it happen. he had a coronary when he found
> Opera web browser on this box. he rules with an iron fist and upper
> management let's it happen.

...

coincidentally, the dilbert this week on my calendar is about IS.

"Well, i installed 3 new things, and accidentally broke 3 things. In IS terms, I came out ahead."

heh. :-)

--nick e.
 
"Joel Moore" wrote:

I briefly worked for a slightly larger company that had it's own IT department. It's amazing how little you have to know to succeed in that field. They get away with so much by assuming everyone else is clueless and then making sure they believe it.

you described him perfectly!!! do you know our IT guy?
 
"bob zee" wrote in
177997.news.uni-berlin.de:
you described him perfectly!!! do you know our IT guy?

You've seen one IT guy, you've seen them all.

I suppose that isn't fair but they're fun to pick on.
 
Well our IT guy isn't like that, in fact he's damn near perfect, and no, you can't have him

"Joel Moore" wrote:

"bob zee" wrote in
177997.news.uni-berlin.de:
>
> you described him perfectly!!! do you know our IT guy?
>

You've seen one IT guy, you've seen them all.

I suppose that isn't fair but they're fun to pick on.
 
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 16:04:33 +1200, Andrew Troup wrote:

Well our IT guy isn't like that, in fact he's damn near perfect, and no, you can't have him

And .. he can probably read what You just write ..
 
"Joel Moore" wrote:

"bob zee" wrote in
177997.news.uni-berlin.de:
>
> you described him perfectly!!! do you know our IT guy?
>

You've seen one IT guy, you've seen them all.

I suppose that isn't fair but they're fun to pick on.

and easy.
 

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